Breed Group: Terrier

Size: Medium

Height: 21-22 inches

Weight: 50-70 pounds

Coat Type: Short, smooth coat that lies flat against the body. Low maintenance but not hypoallergenic.

Coat Colors: White is the most iconic, but they also come in Brindle, Black, Fawn, and Red, sometimes with white markings.

Temperament: Fun-loving, Courageous, and Strong-willed. Bull Terriers are affectionate with their family but require early training to curb stubborn tendencies.

Energy Level: High. They are always ready to play, run, or engage in physical activity. Mental stimulation is equally important.

Good with Children: Yes

Good with Other Pets: No

Trainability: Moderate. While intelligent, they can be stubborn. Consistent, firm training with positive reinforcement works best.

Barking Tendency: Low to Moderate. Not excessive barkers, but they will alert when necessary.

Lifespan: 12-14 years

Health Issues: Can be prone to Deafness (especially in white Bull Terriers), Skin Allergies, and Heart Disease. Regular vet checkups and a healthy diet are essential.

Exercise Requirements: High. Needs daily walks, play sessions, and mental stimulation to prevent destructive behavior due to boredom.

Hypoallergenic: No

History: The Bull Terrier originated in 19th-century England, bred from Bulldogs and terriers for bull-baiting and later refined into a companion breed. Over time, it gained popularity for its clownish personality and bold spirit. Today, it's recognized for its strong bond with humans and unmistakable appearance.